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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON Feb. THE Market Lane Express.
in its review of the British grain trade during
the past week, says, The condition of the En-
gish wheat offered has shown no improvement,
and as result there have been slow sales and
lower values both in London and the provinces.
The sales of English wheat during the week
were A, 81 quarters, at 34s Sd, against 81, 437
quarters, at 29s 3D. during the corresponding
period last year. 1t is estimated that the deliv-
cries OF English wheat from the beginnin g
of the cereal year 1886 81 have been Is per
cent. under those for the same period
in 1856 Country -four is pence lower
Trade in foreign wheat is stagnant. The arrvI
ais have been heavy and stocks are increasing
at Liverpool, Bristol and London. The Aus
tralian shipments are commencing, and the crops
of the Argentine Republic, Chill and India will
be soon on the way here; therefore, If peace is
maintained, there will be no chance for higher
values. Flour is dull at unchanged quotations
Corn has hardened and prices have advanced
pence. Oats are frmer and have recovered 3
pence. To-day English wheat was in bad con-
dition and very difficult of SALE Corn was duller
Oats were pence dearer. Barley, beans and
peas were unchanged
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points

ST. LOUIS. Feb. Flour steady, but dull and un
changed Wheat active but weak and lower The
market opened weak and 3s 1ac off, recovered the
loss and ruled firm until late in the session. when
prices weakened again and closed Il l2c lower than
Saturday; No. 2 red, cash. S05s0 81 lac; February.
S0osc March, 81 5sc bid; May, 84a4 0S514c closing
85c asked Corn dull but firm and 1s a 14c higher
No. mixed, cash. 343i a35c; February, "a 034l4
closing at 4l4c bid: March, 35c; May 37037ls0
81 l4c closing at 371sc bid. Oats dull and easy; No
g mixed cash, 2Sc; March, 27l2c bid: May, 29asc
asked. Rye frmer at 81 Z 52I2c. Barley dull and
unchanged Lead unsettled and irregular but gen.
orally higher; common, 4.12l2c chemically hard
A. 17l2c refined, Az l2c asked. Hay-More doing at
unchanged prices. Butter quiet and steady; cream
ery. 24327c; dairy. 15@24c:. Eggs very weak at
Corn-meal steady at 81. Whisky firm at $1I3.
Wool steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet and
easy Pork $13.62ie0l3.75. Lard, 6.5Oc. Bulk
meats, loose lots long clear and short ribs 6.75c
short clear 695c. Boxed lots, long clear $3.50
$500; short ribs 6S5c; short clear. 707.12l2c
Bacon, long clear. 7.25c short ribs z 35 81 lac
short clear, 7.5O07.52lac Hams unchanged. On
the Afternoon board wheat was strong and ls0 SEC
higher. Corn steady and 1sc higher Oats un-
changed. Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls; wheat, o.
600 bu corn, 1900 bu: oats % 900 blu: rye
1000 bu; barley, $1,000 Blu. Shipments-Flour
5000 brls. wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 5000 blu; oats
10000 blu; rye. 1000 bu; barley, 1000.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Flour dull and weak:
Ohio. Indiana, St. Louis and southern Illinois SAG
4.50; winter wheat patent, $4.62l9O5 Minnesota
bakers. $404.7O Minnesota patents, good to choice
$4. 9005.25. Wheat dull; No. 2 red February. 81 81
D92isc March. 92Aaa925sc April, 93l2093Ac
May, 94ss094osc. Corn-Spot firm; futures steady
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Seeding Grass Early.

Philadelphia Record
Some farmers their grass seed the
snow. trusting to the even distribution thereof
by the downward tendency of water and the
of the farm roller for covering after the frost has
finished upheaving the soil; but it is doubtful if
the practice of sowing clover and other grass
seeds so early in the season is the proper mode
Although snch seeds do not easily lose vitality,
yet there is damage done by the cold, and the
hungry birds do not miss the opportunity to
take their share, while the proper catch"
largely depends upon the condition of the SOIL
1t has been demonstrated that when the har-
row is used over the growing wheat early in the
spring he result is hene fetal. and it is when the
wheat is narrowed that the grass seed should be
sown, if grass is to follow grain crop 1t is
important that the seeds be covered. and if the
field be narrowed there will be less loss of seed,
and greater chances for good stand. AS an
application of nitrate of soda wheat in the
spring pushes il forward very RAPIDLY it soon
reaches sufficient height 10 shield the young
clover from the extreme heat of the sun. while
the clover will. at the same time, make sufficient
growth better to endure the warm weather.
The harrow may also be usefully employed to
mix the fertilizer with the soil at the same time.
The ground upon which the seed is to be sown
deserves more attention than the grain crop, the
grass seed or the mode of cultivation. for if the
grass crop be intended permanent pastnrage
it must not be overlooked that weeds will spring
up tfcompete with the grass, and for that rea-
son the ground must he very clean. It is best.
therefore that the wheat crop to lac grown should
be on land that was previously in corn as the
extra cultivation required for corn better pre-
pares land not only FOR wheat. but for the grass
which is to follow. IT, after the corn crop is off
the land be put in rye, which may be plOwei
under in the spring and pillet buckwheat
sown and plowed under when green, and wheat
sown in the fail following. the ground should be
in very clean condition and fitted for any crop
Spread out your manure on the onion patch
now and if the frost will permit. pillow or spade
up the ground. Onions go in the ground very
early, and the best crops secured only on
rich and well-prepared soil.
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No. white, 92ac; white State, 93sc; No. 2 red,
February, 91f a 92c, closing at 9lac; March, 92s
092Ec. closing at 92sc; April. 93i 935c. closing
at 93tc; May, 94s 095c closing at 94ac; June, 95A
96ac; August, 96s a 96ic, closing at 96ac; Sep
TENDER, 974 09Sc, closing at 97ac; December,
$l.014 q Lola closing at $1.014.
Corn lower, closing heavy Receipts, 81 400
bu; exports, l6, 900 bu sales, 5l2 GOO bu futures
$4,000 bu spot. Ungraded, 48049c No. 3, 40
Ate: steamer, 472c elevator, Acc delivered; No.
2S48 q 484c elevator; No. 2 white, Soc; steamer
yellow, 49c; No. 2, February, 48s 04S4c, closing
at 481c; March, 49c. closing at 49c; April, 49ac,
closing at 40ac; May, 49s a SOC, closing at Soc
Oats fairly active; receipts, 126, 428 bu; ex-
ports, none. Mixed Western, 81 383c; white
Western, 80 042c.
Hay quiet
Hops steady.
Coffee-Fair Rio dull at 14sc; options easier;
and moderately active; Sales %, $50 bags; March,
IL Csc; April IL So a IL 9Oc; May, IL 20 012 soc;
June. IL 50 IL 90; July, IL 95c; August, Il 80
012. 95c; November and December, &c. Sugar
quiet; refined dull. Molasses dull Rice steady
Tallow steady at 5-16c. Rosin quiet Eggs
heavy, receipts. g. l48 packages; Western, 240
25c.
Pork firm and more active; sales, 400 barrels
Mess quoted at $12 IS a IL old, $14 new. Cut
meats firm; picked bellies, 74c picked shout
ders, &c. Lard opened firm. later declined
three to four points, closing steady; Western
steam. spot, 6 95c; February, $500 g. Soc; March,
u S3c may, IUfOIllc; June, i14OIl nc;
city steam, 6. 75c.
Butter quiet and barely steady Western, 800
28c; Elein creamery, 29s. Cheese dull and
weak; Western fat IL a 1870.
Copper dull Lead steady; common, 4ac.
CHICAGO, Feb. THE wheat trade was dull
and dragging. There were few outside orders,
and local operators appeared to be willing to wait
developments. The cables quoted an easy feel
ing.in wheat and there was lack Of war ca
bles. The visible supply showed only slight de-
crease. There was some little buying Of wheat
on the weather. Rain was reported as general
throughout the winter wheat belt. with many
fields covered with water. The offerings, however.
were moderately free and no advance was scored.
The market opened lose lower, at S34c for
May, fell off to 83ac, rose to S3Ac, and stopped
for the day at $500. The corn market opened
steady, declined fraction, advanced &c on good
buying by several local houses, and closed &c
higher than Saturday. The receipts were slight
~ larger. Oats were dull and heavy, but prices
moved only slightly, closing a shade easier than
on Saturday. Provisions were active and I'M
settled. Mess pork declined 1502Oc per barrel
early in the day, rallied again and closed shade
lower than on Saturday. Lard declined 10c per
lO0 pounds. while short ribs were steady. The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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bat quiet No. high mixed, on track, 48c: No. 2
white in grain depot 47o; No. mixed in grain de-
P dsi s9 ye3x Il grain M aspG rs
Arril 4s04s4c; May. -48ls049c. Oats-Spot in
buyers favor: ssainsd Wsstssn No white se4si
No. white. February. 37A 03s4c; March, 37a0
3sl4c; May. 3sls03s7sc. Provisions firm and in
new, sIs; family new S115o. Lard firm; refined
1851 SOC; steam. 6eo97c. Butter dull and
weak extra ssS2 s EGGS
choice 13l4c; fair to prime, 12la013c Petroleum
dull. Receipts-Flcur, g. 700 brls; wheat 16 500 Blu;
corn II 800 Blu; oats %, 100 Blu. Shipments
Wheat, 26, 500 bu corn, 800 bu; oats. $500 bu.
CINCINNATI, Feb Flour quiet; family; So SO
$40; fancy, $3.9004.10. Wheat strong: No. 2 red
85c; receipts, 5000 bu shipments, 1880 bu Corn
easier; No. mixed ssasc. Oats easier; No. 2 mixed
$3.50 Lard in fair demand at 6.52lae. Bulk
meats in moderate de,nand s short ribs 662lsc Ba
Whisky active and firms sales, O64 barrels finished
goods q basis of $1.I3. Butter quiet; Elgin
cheies Ohio and Indiaea
$3.50. Sugar easy; hard refined, 61s0634c; New Or
leans, 4l405c. Eggs in good supply and lower at
01Se. Cheese quiet and firm; prime to choice cured
Ohio fat. 12l90 13c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-Wheat-Western about
steady and quiet No. 2wnter red spot Ole bd Febru
ary 9oA 091c March, 81 le091 ssc; May. 81 094lse.
Corp--Western steady and dull mixed, spot, 471a0
47ac: February. 47a047 lac; March. 4704714c; May,
4sc bid Oats steady and quiet; Western white $40
SIC; western mixed. o4OOOc. rye Hrm at JOUOSc.
Provisions firm, with fair inquiry. Mess pork
S13. 50014 Lard--Refned: TAG Eggs lower and
quiet at 22024c Coffee easier; Rio cargoes. ordina-
ry to fair. 144015o. Recepts-Flour, Ia. 1874 brls;
wheat, 5000 bu corn. SO, 600 bu oats, 2, Toe bu
rye 400 bu. Shipments-Flour, 612 brls; corn, 49,
900 Blu.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 7.-Grain firm. Wheat No. 2
long berry. Sac: No. red 83c: Corn-No. 2 mixed
391ac; white Al 12c. Oats-No 2. 31c Provisions
firm. Bacon-Clear rib sides, 7.25c: clear Sides
7.62l2c; shoulders &c. Bulk meats rib Sides
$500: clear sides. Il shoulders $500. Mess pork
$l3 25 Hams--Sugar- 1O75c. Lard-Choice
leaf. 1850.
TOLEDO O.. Feb Wheat dull and steady; cash
or February, S3c bid: March, Sac bid; May. S51ec;
June, ssc bid August. s91ec bid. Corn dull; cash,
CSC bid; May. 411sc bid Oats neglected. Clover
seed active. cash. 81 50; March, $500. Receipts
Wheat. 1000 bu; corn. 1000 blu. Shipments
Wheat 3 900 Blu; corn. 2, 900 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
DETROIT. Feb 7--Wheat-No. 1 white, cash.
84c; cash Michigan red SO aac No. red cash. SO Sac;
April s6Ac; May, $3.50. Corn. 3sa4c. oats-No.
81 s2ls; March $3.50. Receipts-Wheat, 1880
Blu; corn, 100 Blu; oats, 900 bu.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and steady. No. spring wheat, 77sc; No.
spring wheat. 70 a re; No. red, 7Ss 079c No.
2 corn. 35a 036ac. No. 2 oats, oslo. No. 2 rye,
54054ac. No. 2 barley sic. No. faxseed.
81. 063c. Prime timothy seed, 81. S601.87. Mess
per o Lard 100 pounds
shoulders, boxed. 5. rs a s soc; short-cear sides,
boxed, 7100715c. Whisky, distiers' finished
goods, per gal. 81. 49, Sugars-Cutoaf g 07c;
granulated. Ct a &c: standard A, SIC.
On the Produce Exchange to-day. butter was
tame; creamery, 20 027c; dairy. 18 023c. Eggs,
2la 024c.
Receipts-Flour. &c, 600 br}s; wheat, 40, 900 blu,
corn, 80, 600 bu; OATS lis, 000 pu; rye 1000 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu Shipments-Flour, II, 000
brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn 90 coo bu oats, 1877
600 blu; rye, none barley. $4,000 bu.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Amount In Sight in
the United States and Canada.
CHICAGO, Feb. THE following is the Wis
ible supply of grain on Feb. 5, as compiled by
the secretary of the Chicago Board of Trade:
Wheat, 81, ITO, 900 blu, decrease of 11G.O
blu; corn, It, AGO 900 bu increase of 208 900 blu;
oats 1885 600 bu, an increase of 1000 blu; rye,
430, 600 bu. decrease of 5000 bu; barley, 2.197,
600 blu, decrease of As. 900 bu.
The following is the statement of visible sup
ply of grain on hand Saturday, Feb. S, as fur
nished by the New York Produce Exchange:
Total in store and afoat-Wheat 81, no, OBJ
bu decrease of Ia, 691 blu: corn. 16 AGO 538 Blu,
increase of POS GAO bu; oats. 1885, 2O2 bu an in
of 151 S29 bu; rye, 436 1888 bu decrease Of
6S02 bu; barley, 2 l97, 4S4 blu, decrease of 49,,
27l bu
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Oil.

OIL CITY Pa. Feb. National Transit eertf
Gates opened at 63lsc; highest 64c; lowest, 624c;
closed at 63l sc; sales ,489. 600 bbls; clearances
4,O68 600 bbls; charters, 4S.071 bbls; shipments
los, 646 bbs; runs, 1, 100 bbls
NEW YORK. Feb. Petroleum opened firm at
63s c advanced to Gao. broke to 62 loc rallied sharp
" uctuated and closed steady at 631sc sales $685.
600 bbs. Turpentine firm at 39l2c.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb Petroleum irregular
and unsettled. National Transit certificates opened
at 3ac closed at l4c highest 64c lowest 62l4c.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 7-Turpentine firm at 35lac.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Somewhat Sluggish, Owing to Rainy
Weather and Bad Roads.

INDIANAPOLIS Feb T.
Trade opened to-day rather tame. The heavy
rains of few past days have knocked the bottom
out of the country roads. which means a general
suspension of business, except in portions of the
State where the jewellers have learned the i'm
portance of good gravel roads. Now that the
State is more prosperous and money is easier
it is to be hoped that this matter of gravel roads
will again receive more attention. When the
hard times struck Indiana, there was good deal
of this work laid out which vas dropped for the
better times, which are now certainly upon u.s.
Indiana now needs good gravel roads much more
than more railroads. The general movement Of
trade continues on scale somewhat larger than
last year at the corresponding period. and for
the most part with the characteristics which
have been several times alluded to. The move
ment of merchandise is reflected in the
weekly reports Of railroad tonnage and earnings,
which, to say the least, as yet show no abatement
In prices to-day there were few fluctuations in
values. Grocers report sugars weak. and the
coffee market rules dull, with narrow and irreg-
ular fluctuations. The markets for food staples
have been strengthened by the continental war
scare and local influences, such as the showing
of light stocks of hog products in Chicago and q
q chdIiCE Iuu VI TcCeipbS VI grain duu uoSo III
nearly all sections of the country. These feat
ures of the situation have checked short selling
and caused a more active covering demand in
all the speculative markets. The strength of
the corn market has been largely due to the
activity of the homo consumptive demand. but
has been helped by larger exports. an improving
foreign inquiry. and the advance in provisions.
The country movement of corn is comparatively
light, and visible stocks are beginning to de-
crease after a steady growth for several weeks
following the first rush of receipts OF the 1886
crop. In Chicago pork has advanced S7a cents
per barrel, and lard LII cents per 100 pounds
and other markets are proportonately higher. in
sympathy with the advance at the Western
packing centre. There is good home-trade de-
mand for hog products, and exports continue
liberal and in excess of the shipments for the
corresponding period of last year. The produce
market, so far as prices are concerned, ranges
about at the close of last week. Eggs arriv-
ing freely and begin to decline, and butter and
poultry are in good supply. Hens advanced &C..
It was an off day in the local market Wheat
ruled quiet with only fair demand. The
warm, wet weather is unfavorabiy affecting corn,
shippers being afraid to ship it long distances in
large quantities. Markets all around weak and
prices unsettled. For oats there is good local
demand. Prices to-day ruled as folIowe:
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce Mt the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Flour-Receipts. &c, 745
brs and sacss: exports, GAS brls. and 43l sacks.
The market was rather weak; sales IL, 600 brls.
Wheat-Receipts $4,000 bu; exports, SO, ia
bu. Cash a shade lower and only moderately
lcsive. Options opened a !c lower. later ruled
stronger. and advanced ale, closing firm
Sales. 2, 400, 900 blu futures 1852, 900 bu spot No
ssprine, Gage delivered: No. l hard. 9Sac; I'M
graded red, 90 093.c: No. red. 9Osc; No. red,
vi 0927c elevator, 93Ic afioat; No. red. Csc;
No. white, 93c elevator, 0iac I. o. b.. steamer
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Feb. &c. L. Greene s. Co.'S report
cotton futures says: Trading of a local
character throughout Under weaker Liverpool ad-
vices sac points were lost to commence with and
the close was slow, at 304 points under Saturday
evening.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Northumberland fair at
unchanged prices Sales, 10000 bales, including
1000 bales for speculation and export, and $500
bales American.
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Louisville. vew Albany & Chicago.
Evansville & Terre Haute.
W., Va,3a1;, Tsco,

1--we Tndpls- 7:30am p*12:00m A:0opm s*10fspn,
Ar Indpls 3:50am tI0:0Oam 3:35pm 415pn
VIA II. & ST. L. Ry,
1--we Tndpls *10:5Opm t5:30pm -11:55am 7:1nam
Ar 1ndnls.. 3:45am f1o:o0am 3:35pm 6:25pm
*Daily, fdaily except Sunday, parlor ear sleep
ing
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor.
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest in America
between indianapolis and Evansvills Cars open
for passengers $50 p. Train does not leave
until 1O:45 %. m
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE handling and forward
ing of freights much improved in all directions
New business however. much restricted, owing
to constant rain and orders had attention only in the
more urgent cases.
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Cincinnati. Hamilton & Indianapolis.

Depart-Csr D'ton and Tol. DIV. c. and $. 400 am
Cincin. DAYTON. Toledo and n. Y-.1O:55 arm
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and New
York n acknowledgements $50 nm
Connersviile Accommodation 5:3O pm
(yonnereville Accommodation 1888
Gin Peoria and St. Louis p. .--11:45 am
Gin, innati Accommodation 1850. ABS pm
Gin. Peoria and st l.. dye. c. and LOAD pm
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Wabash. st. Louis g. Pacific.

Wabash. st. Louis & Pacific.
indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Division'
Decentralization CITY and Toledo Mail. Z: rs an
Detroit Toledo and Mich. City Ex-
press daily .--.-.--------. 2.15 pm
Detroit and Toledo Ex.. daily
cept Sunday. s...--- ZOO pm
Arrive Detroit Toledo & Mich. City Ex s. 1sl5 ann
iDetrot and Toledo Ex daily. s. 104.' am
Detroit Toledo & Mich. City Mail Gas pm
"Sleeper daily TO Detroit.
fSleeper daily from Detroit
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LIVE STOCK.

A Dull and Slow Cattle Market-Hogs Active
and Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS Feb. z.
CATTLE-Receipts, H. But few here Mar
ket dull and slow. Sales at about the same
urices as SATURDAY..
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Export grades .---......-. 81 O04. so
Good to choice shippers. 4.0O04.30
Common to medium shippers ........... 3.2043.So
Feeders of good weights ...-...-..... 3.50Oj9a
Good to choice heifers. 3.2O03. 60
Common to medium heifers. 2.5003.OO
Good to choice cows q 80 %. 80
Common to medium cows 1.5O02.50
Veals common to good 3.OO05.OO
Bulls common good 1853. 90
Mixers common to good. 20. 90 90
HoGs-Receipts. 1859. Quality fair. Market
active and q 10c higher All sold early
Heavy packing and shipping. .S5 25 05.35
Mixed light and heavy o1O0o.2O
Fair to good light. Observation-Disclosures. 4.900515
Skips and light pigs Observation-Disclosures. 3.50045O
SHEEP-Receipts, -. Hardly enough here
to establish market Prices about the same as
last week.
Good to choice. ..............--...$ 81. 2o04 SO
Fair to medium Observation-Disclosures. 3.50O400
Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.5O032O
Lambs, good to choice. .-.-....-.-..... 4.750525
Lambs, common to medium ..-...-.-... 3.5OO4.40
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Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville.
leave Indianapolis w Bee-line.)

jf7 EA L Has is among the Wants. For
Sales etc. Of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR
NAIL at only FIVE CENTS PER LINE cash insss-
ton. If you have any farms prorerty to 6spese
of this viii afford you . easy aud cheap aso0ss>
Try it
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Indiana Bloomington western. l.-r
PEORIA DIVISION
DcpartPacific Elk. and all daily audr ESQ
Express 200 m
Kansas and Texas Fast Line re-. s. 4:l5 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press. daily. r. and s...-.-----l1:O0 pm
Arrivs-Eastern and Southern Express,
daily. r. c.. anil s. ...-...-----. $50 ana
Express 1910 am
EXPRESS and Mail s. and Z. o.. 3:35 pm
Day Express daily, C. and s..--. $50 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Denart-Fastern Express Mail daily S. re- 4:10 am
Atlantic Express s. and r. c-..- 1855 PM
Night Express. daily and r. c.. 900 pm
Arrive-Pacic Express. daily, Z. and r. c. 700 am
Western FIX and Nail, and 1856 pn
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press, daily. 3 and r. c 1920 pm